if we use the bed net, your behavior has a lot to do how huffy that bed net will be.you will take malaria tablets, it depends on how compliant that person will be to take that medicine. that is a challenge for those interventions that have been in use before. we have an additional the -- intervention like a vaccine, there's no way you can get it out and the only hope and prayer is that it elicits the effect that we desire. that is the reason why we are seeing all of this. it will be very can't -- complement three and additionally, supportive of the additional interventions. from their pilots, one of the things that have come out is at least from that environment, we have not seen a lot of impact on existing interventions. they would have been in there interventions but i think that will be the wrong thing to do. make sure it is a priority issue and a bit of meds. they have a hidden cost. how do we trust they will reach the villages in the district? anchor: what about going after mosquitoes themselves? that nets protect against them but is there any way and i could ask

stronghold of i'm a and i know many as a stronghold of the christian lebanese forces part the info, huffy writer, a journalist. are you shocked that this is happening today or you expected this? he said, since he was born, it's the same scene he's seen over and over again. and this is what we've been trying to say. this country has not seen stability and security. that the war, the civil war ended what 30 years ago now, but this is continuous, the different political parties, the different leaders today were former warlords. and the struggle for power really continues on the lebanese people are trapped in the middle. thank you. thank you. and we will try to see those. ok, there are me. maybe we can ask them whether or not we can to and i'll view as we're now hearing from hospital also to people who you don't think so. why? ok, the army does not speak to journalists. chombo is also intelligent. they will not speak to us, they're not allowed to speak to reporters. so as you heard that journal, this is a theme that the lebanese people have seen over and over again. streets are empty. everyon